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Regulatory responsibilities and accreditation - Responsibilities relating to modular component manufacturers - MCM scheme rules

272ZH: Procedure for making MCM scheme rules

You could also call this:

“How the boss makes rules for building things after asking people what they think”

When the chief executive wants to make MCM scheme rules, they need to follow a specific process. First, they must tell everyone about their plan to make the rules. They have to give people at least 20 working days to share their thoughts about the plan. The chief executive must then think about what people have said.

When the chief executive tells everyone about the plan, they need to include some important information. This includes a detailed explanation of the proposed rules, why they want to make the rules, when the rules will start, and how and when people can share their thoughts.

However, if the chief executive is changing the rules in a way that won’t really affect anyone, they don’t have to follow this process.

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Responsibilities relating to modular component manufacturers: MCM scheme rules

272ZHProcedure for making MCM scheme rules

  1. Before making MCM scheme rules, the chief executive must—

  2. publicly notify the proposal to make the rules; and
    1. give persons at least 20 working days to make submissions on the proposal; and
      1. consider those submissions.

        1. The notice must include the following:

        2. a detailed statement of the proposed rules, including any transitional arrangements (which may, but need not, include a copy of the proposed rules):
          1. the reasons for making the rules:
            1. the date on which the rules will come into force:
              1. details of how, and by when, submissions may be made.

                1. The chief executive need not comply with subsection (1) in relation to an amendment of the rules if satisfied that the amendment will not adversely affect the substantial interests of any person.

                Notes
                • Section 272ZH: inserted, on , by section 68 of the Building (Building Products and Methods, Modular Components, and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2021 (2021 No 21).